Much of the speculation about the new (and supposedly final) season of Taylor Sheridanit’s touched Western surrounds what will be done with John Dutton. And because Costner’s departure is so high-profile, the pressure on those behind the project binge-worthy TV show has never been higher.

“It really was a perfect storm,” Voros said. “There is so much impatience. There was so much in the press about Kevin. And when you make a show that has such an audience, everyone will have their own idea of ​​how it should end.

When asked how it felt to witness Sheridan’s change in direction after Costner’s hiatus, she said, “It made me feel really lucky to be able to direct it.” Taylor always has an idea of ​​where something is going to end up and the joy is watching him figure out how we get there.

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“All I can say is that when I read the scripts, I felt extremely grateful to be a part of telling this chapter of the story,” she added.

But even though Costner himself has said he won’t return to the show, doubt remains. Speaking about what it was like filming without the Yellowstone star, Voros couldn’t even give a straight answer.

“I don’t know if we were without him,” she said. “I don’t know!”

What does this mean? You’ll just have to watch Yellowstone when it returns on November 10 to find out.

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